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A Profile in Courage

March 15, 2010 By David Solway 80 Comments

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An open letter to Geert Wilders.

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Opposition: Iran Planning to Kill Secular Iraqi Forces

March 6, 2010 By Ryan Mauro Leave a Comment

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Yesterday, Pajamas Media published my article (click here) about the March 7 national elections in Iraq and how Iran is positioning itself to be “king maker.” A coalition will certainly have to be formed and so Iran is assisting its allies in the Iraqi National Alliance which includes the Sadrists and the Islamic Supreme Council [...]

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Islam Besieges Turkey’s Secular Government As Nation Knocks At Door Of European Union

February 28, 2010 By John L. Work Leave a Comment

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A Muslim siege is re-born in Turkey. Since the founding of modern Turkey in 1923 by secular military officer Kemal Ataturk, there has been an ongoing battle between the military services and the forces of political Islam over how the nation shall be governed – by Sharia (Muslim law) or by secular democratic methods. The recent arrests [...]

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Going Cold Turkey

February 26, 2010 By David Solway 20 Comments

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It’s high time to retire our delusions about Turkey being a model for Muslim countries.

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The “Peace Partners” Who Never Were

February 24, 2010 By Joe Kaufman 9 Comments

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An attempt to unify Palestinian terror.

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Hating Valentine’s

February 12, 2010 By Jamie Glazov 63 Comments

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Why jihadists and the radical Left both revile the day of love.

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Biden In Iraq To Referee New Outbreak In Same Old Sunni-Shiite War

January 23, 2010 By John L. Work Leave a Comment

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Here’s a real laugher. President Obama has dispatched his trusty VP. Joe Biden to Iraq to referee a peace settlement between warring Sunni-Shiite Muslims. Good luck with that, Mr. VP. I hope he has a good whistle. The recent barring of five-hundred or so Sunni-Ba’athist affiliated candidates from participation in the coming March election has [...]

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Iraq’s New Crisis

January 22, 2010 By Ryan Mauro 8 Comments

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A government ban of 500 election candidates threatens to derail the country’s political progress.

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Inside the Green Revolution – by Jacob Laksin

January 4, 2010 By Jacob Laksin 13 Comments

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Political dissident Amir Fakhravar discusses his brother’s arrest by the Iranian regime and the democratic uprising that threatens its rule.

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NewsReal Sunday: Obama Greater Than Jesus? (Part 1)

January 3, 2010 By Paul Cooper Leave a Comment

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Top Danish newspaper makes case for Obama being greater than Jesus.

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